A firm's innovativeness is driven by its ability to recombine existing technologies. Elaborating
on this argument, we contend that there exist two distinct types of recombinant capabilities …

The mirroring hypothesis predicts that organizational ties within a project, firm, or group of
firms (eg, communication, collocation, employment) will correspond to the technical …

abstract One important effect of the increasing integration of the world economy is the rising
importance of possibilities to offshore and outsource value‐creating activities. In many …

Abstract Knowledge integration (KI) is a source of sustained competitive advantage for firms.
This paper draws upon the knowledge-based view of the firm and ability-motivation …

This paper examines conceptual issues and reviews empirical results bearing on the
relationship between research approaches emphasizing organizational capabilities and …

The mirroring hypothesis predicts that the organizational patterns of a development project
(eg communication links, geographic collocation, team and firm co-membership) will …

Where does the study of hybrids stand at present? Through a review of existing research,
this paper provides a number of contributions to the literature on inter-organizational …

Few recent geographic studies have focused on how market dynamics might explain
macroregional shifts in industrial production. This article examines the pivoting of …

Hybrid offerings are bundles of goods and services offerings provided by the same firm.
Bundling value offerings affects how firms innovate, interact with customers, and customize …

Technical change is a major driving force for economic growth and development, thus
technological change and innovations could be a powerful process that opens up …